by Robert Staddon | Jan 10, 2018 | Technology
A client of ours was using WooCommerce Subscriptions to create several subscriptions, each with an initial down payment using the built-in subscription sign-up fee. However, he requested that certain subscriptions also include an additional one-time registration fee...
by Robert Staddon | Apr 5, 2017 | Technology
I’ve recently been working on a WordPress plugin for Lenspiration that adds login redirect functionality to the popular Groups plugin by itthinx. Depending on what group the user is a part of, they will be redirected to a specified page after logging in. This...
by Robert Staddon | Feb 24, 2017 | Technology
So you’ve finished a big domain name transition, created your htaccess rewrite, and kicked back to celebrate. But wait! Suddenly you realize that all of the third-party applications posting data to your site have stopped working! The realization quickly hits...
by Robert Staddon | Sep 28, 2016 | Technology
WooCommerce is the most popular shopping cart for WordPress. BuddyPress is powerful community plugin for WordPress that takes your site beyond a blog and gives it social networking features. Both plugins are now owned by the same company, Automattic. But if...
by Robert Staddon | Jul 28, 2016 | Technology
The popular Divi 2 WordPress theme by Elegant Themes has easy, built-in controls for choosing how the sidebar works on posts and pages. However, if you install the latest BuddyPress 2.6 or bbPress 2.5 plugins to set up user forums or profiles, Divi displays the...
by Robert Staddon | Jun 20, 2015 | Technology
The recent release of the 2.4 version of the popular Divi theme by Elegant Themes has received a good deal of positive feedback from WordPress site builders. I was also impressed by the long list of new options and features that came with this very well-done upgrade!...
